Lindberghs Acclaimed in Rioous Frenzy at Natal
Col and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh arrive in Natal Brazil after a 1875 mile flight from Bathurst Gambia. Crowds throng docks and business closes as the famous couple land at 2 55 p m Brazilian time. The monoplane continues its 1200 foot flight over Natal amid cheers and newsrooms packed with updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindberghs
Natal
Associated Press
Brazil
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic Ocean
Bathurst
Gambia
Wnatal
Navy
Air Company
West Africa
Fernando DO Noronha
Fernando de Noronha
Welfare Board Receives First Federal Relief Aid
The Winchester and Frederick County Board of Public Welfare led by Mrs. R. T. Barton reports receipt of $1,400 in federal relief funds. Funds will be distributed through the Welfare Board with Miss Margaret Hurst of the Red Cross handling administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester and Frederick Ory
Wanted good home for pretty young female collie
Wanted at once a good home for a pretty young female collie not a thoroughbred. Call 41-1, 12-5-1p-tf.
Byrd Plans Sailing For Pole Tuesday
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd is likely to sail for the South Pole next Tuesday and his Antarctic flagship remains in Wellington harbor. He will employment a wooden vessel for oceanographic work before he reaches the ice, with the main camp at Little America and an advance base to be manned for winter weather observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wellington
New Zealand
Richard E. Byrd
South Pole
Byrd
Little America
Gas Retailers Claim Discrimination in Wholesale Gas Prices
Winchester area gas dealers allege discrimination in wholesale pricing favoring West Virginia. They cite a 3.1 cent spread between Winchester and nearby counties, claim losses from customers crossing state lines, and argue wholesalers set higher prices in the Winchester region despite similar state taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
West Territory
Vicinity
Berkeley
Jefferson Counties
West Virginia
Frederick County
Berryville
Clarke County
Virginia
Death removes Frank Patterson of Sunpapers
Frank Fries Patterson, 69, longtime Sun and Evening Sun figure in Baltimore, died of heart disease. Born in Winston-Salem, he studied at the University of North Carolina, served as assistant land commissioner under Cleveland, worked for a British plantation firm, then returned to journalism with the Baltimore American and the Sun. He leaves wife Ethel Mary Thomas Patterson and four brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Frank Fries Patterson
Sun
Evening Sun
Winston-Salem
N. C
University of North Carolina
Lewiston
Idaho
Cleveland
South America
America
Baltiore American
The
Sunpapers
Forum
Patterson
Ethel Mary Thomas
Frederick, Md
Oranges Arrive in Large First Quality Cargo
Large shipment of first quality oranges grapefruit and tangerines arrives. Sweet juicy fruit with thin skin offered at reasonable prices. Winchester Fruit and Vegetable Market located next to Union Bank. Phone 461. December 6, 1p.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Fruit and Vegetable Market
Union Bank
Friendship Fire Co Regular Meeting Notice
Friendship Fire Co invites all members to a regular meeting on Thursday December 7 at 8 o'clock. Attendance is urged. Marion Anderson secretary.
Two Train Crews Die In Virginia Wreck After Landslide
A northbound passenger train crashed into a southbound freight derailed by a landslide near Cherry Hill Virginia. Engineer Edward Kuhn and fireman W H Jordan Jr of Richmond died. Several passengers injured. freight crew escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fredericksburg
R. F
Cherry Hill
Here
Edward E Kuhn
W. H. Jordan, Jr
Richmond
B. J. Nicholson
New Bedford
Mass
H. H. Lavenstein
Petersburg
David Cohert
New York
Mary A. Stuckert
Baltimore
E. P. Paul
Harrisburg
Mary Johnson
Estelle N. C
Amanda Stanley
Chicago
Kuhn
Jordan
Washington Nation Scrambles After Prohibition Repeal
Washington Nation tries to adjust to the new order after repeal. Annapolis issues liquor licenses under control, while Trenton lawmakers override a veto on liquor control. Ships and trains face disruptions as strikes and derailments occur in multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Noted Humorist Guest Sneaker at Richmond Kcheon
Noted humorist and lecturer Christopher J. Meetze of Manassas Va spoke at the Lions Club luncheon in Richmond yesterday with Lions Sebert Smith and Homer Garber in charge. The address praised daily lived example and service before self and endorsed funds for blind children with a $30 club vote.
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Christopher J. Meetze
Manassas
Lions Club
Lions Sebert Smith
Homer Garber
Mr. Meetze
Herbert Miller
State Institute For the Blind
Staunton
E. G. Gill
Twenty-Fourth District of Lions
Lions’ Clubs
Virginia
Bob Schenck
Boy Scouts
William H. Brown
Pat Barr
Wallace M Brashears
Earle L. Mason
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Andréw Bell
Chamber of Commerce
C. R. Anderson
James B. Dubin
Lee Miller
Indian Question To Be Debated By Mount Williams Society
The Mount Williams Debating Society will meet at Friendly Grove Schoolhouse Friday night December 8 at 7 30 for a debate on the question Resolved That the White Man Was Justified in Oppressing the American Indian. Affirmative speakers are N C Williams B C Hulver and W H Himelright. negative speakers are H A Snapp J B Snapp and D K Muntzing. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Williams Debating Society
Friendly Grove
N. C. Williams
B.C. Hulver
W. H. Himelright
H. A Snapp
J. B. Snapp
D. K.muntzing
Concert Band to Open Series Sunday at Palace Theatre
The Winchester Concert Band will present its first sacred concert Sunday afternoon at 2 30 in the Palace Theatre under director Prof W H McIlwee. The all local group has rehearsed for months and the free recital invites all music lovers with no collections. The Palace Theatre owner Herman H Hable donates the venue and will heat the theater for the winter series.
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Winchester Concert Band
Palace Theatre
W. H. McIwee
McIlwee
Handley High School
Herman H. Hable
Whitacre Held for Grand Jury on Check Forging Charge
Wilbert Whitacre of the Gore section was sent to the grand jury in police court on forgery charges. He allegedly forged several small checks dating back to May and had been pursued by local and county officers. He was previously held after the Gore fire but released when no definite evidence was found.
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Wilbert Whitacre
Gore
Whitacre
Will of G Ray McDonald Probate Honors Widow and Mother
The will of G Ray McDonald probated in Corporation Court names his mother Martha E McDonald as sole beneficiary with Emma Viola Diven of Baltimore as alternate. McDonald married Diven after executing the will on June 3 1931. Diven is now his widow. Signatures witnessed by W Marvin Shank and Newton G Grove.
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G. Ray McDonald
Corporation Court
Martha E. McDonald
Emma Viola Diven
Baltimore
McDonald
Diven
W. Marvin Shank
Newton G. Grove
Names Council To Coordinate Recovery Acts
President Roosevelt created a four national emergency council to coordinate information on recovery activities. It includes Cabinet secretaries from Interior Agriculture Commerce Labor and administrators from the AAA NRA FERA FHA and a Consumers’ Council representative. Frank Walker is executive secretary to serve as director for now. State directors will coordinate county and city sub councils. The council acts as a central information bureau for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
National Emergency Council
Interior, Agriculture, Commerce, Labor
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Federal Emergency Relief Organization
Home Loan Organization
Farm Credit Administration
Consumers’ Council
Frank Walker
Executive Council
Peddlers Ordinance Defeated by One Vote in Winchester
The Winchester Common Council failed to pass a peddlers ordinance by eight to two, missing the nine-vote threshold. Mayor and officials weighed police conviction rates and FAA funds discussions while committee members debated registration tagging and a 25 cent fee to fund revenue services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Common Council
Do. B. Carr
Washington Post Bureau
Council
Herbert Schutte
C. W.A
Rosenberger
N. R. A. Public Works
Glaize
Anderson
Messrs
Barr
Dellinger
Forney
Hable
Marshall
Miller
Hollis
Henry
Harper and
Page
Reardon
McVicar
Pilcher
Clark Cooper
Pedigo
Commissioner of Revenue
Virginia
U.S. Plans Changes For Tax Evaders
The House Ways and Means subcommittee proposed 30 changes to the revenue act aiming to raise about 35 million dollars annually. This adds to a prior plan that would yield 235 million dollars each year. A key measure would deny tax losses from sales between family members or a shareholder and a majority-owned corporation to curb loss games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Evva Stouffer Triumphs in Baltimore Hall
Evva Stouffer earns enthusiastic praise at Baltimore Philharmonic recital sharing honors with Washington contralto Etta Neely Ross. The Winchester artist delivers Vieuxtemps Ballade and Bennot Ballet with notable virtuosity and sweetness, drawing five recalls. She will repeat the number Monday night at the George Washington Hotel with the Music Lovers' Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehmann
Baltimore
Evva Stouffer
Winchester
Baltimore Philharmonic
Evva
Washington
Frau
Etta Neely- Ross
Goring Thomas
de Bennot
Miss Stouffer
Music Lovers’ Club
George Washington
Harry C. Stouffer
Shenandoah Valley National Bank Stock Auction Notice
Public auction of 150 Shenandoah Valley National Bank shares scheduled for Saturday December 9 at 11 a m. Duvall and Dunn, auctioneers, announce the offering and details.
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Shenandoah Valley Nat
A. m. Duvall & Dunn
States Ease Into Liquor Era With Limited Rules
Nation moves from prohibition to repeal with 36 states ratifying amendment. Roosevelt warns against reinstating saloons and urges national policy to curb social evils. Maryland reports $44,814.01 in liquor control funds as licenses issue, with 18 licenses issued at 405.53 each. New Jersey experiments with a flexible control plan after prohibition ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Treasury
New Jersey
Associated Press
Washington
Utah
Roosevelt
H Futal
Congress
Annapolis
Jersey
Trenton
N. J
A. Harry Meplan
Turkey Dinner at Centenary Reformed Church
Centenary Reformed Church hosts a turkey dinner on December 7 from 5 to 8 PM. The Pure Food Store advertises pure pork sausage at 15 cents per pound and fancy Western beef and lamb bulk mince meat at 2 pounds for 25 cents.
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Centenary Reformed Church
Fies
Hats at one dollar and one ninety five cents
Local sale notice for hats priced at 1.00 and 1.95 during Friday and Saturday. Sale listed by Yeakley with address 12 6 1p 21 io W Boscawen Street.
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Yeakley
W. Boscawen St
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West African
Welfare Board
Star
Pole
Pete
W. Va
Frank Patterson
Jacksonville
Southern Railway
Frank F. Patterson
the Sun
Decatur
Scottsboro
John Philip Hill
Holton Army School
Blackstone
N. Z
Lindbergh
Kcheon
Eon R
Pollvadveetze
Moling & Cather
D. W. Ritenour
Moling and Cather’s
the Palace Theatre
Grand Jury
Ray McDonald’s
U.S
Baltimore Hall
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